International Museum Day Celebration: Complete list of museum and galleries
Here is the complete list of museum of galleries participating in the International Museum Day Celebration on May 18 to 20, 2011, Central Luzon Leg.
Museo Ning Angeles, as commissioned by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) to host in the Central Luzon Leg of the celebration, has coordinated with the different galleries, museums and centers in the region.
Complete list of museums and galleries participating in the celebration:
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Museo Ning Angeles: International Museum Day Celebration
The Museo Ning Angeles has been commissioned by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) to host the Central Luzon leg of the International Museum Day Celebration which will be held on May 18, 19 and 20, 2011.
In line with this, Museo ning Angeles called on all artists, gallery owners and museum in Central Luzon to join in the celebration of the Museum and Memory: International Museum Day Celebration by having an open-house exhibit on the said dates.
Visita Iglesia in Angeles City
Aside from Halo-halo, swimming and Santa Cruzan in May, another event observed during summer is the Holy Week, which incidentally will start next week.
For our family, the most awaited activity during this week is the Visita Iglesia which we have been doing for three (3) straight years now. A tradition that I hope we could keep until my kids grow up.
For those of you, who like us, want to keep this tradition and may not know about the different churches in Angeles City, here are the list of churches that can complete your requirement for your Visita Iglesia.
Immaculate Concepcion Parish Church
Sta. Maria Village, Balibago,
Angeles City
Immaculate Concepcion is located just in front of Sta. Maria Village in Balibago and just a stone-throw away from the McArthur Highway. You would not miss it, because every driver knows this church. All jeepneys going to and from Balibago will pass here.
Sta. Teresita Parish Church
Carlota de Leon St., Sta. Teresita
Angeles City
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Festivities and events in Angeles City
Angeles City is also rich in festivities and celebrations all year round. The following are the different events in Angeles City which you might want to mark on your calendar.
The Philippine International Hot-Air Balloon Festival
The 15th Philippine International Hot-Air Balloon Fiesta was recently held last February 11 to 14, 2010 at the Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga. This is annual event is usually scheduled on either January or February of the year.
It is a weekend event which involves colorful hot air balloons, kite flying, air show, para-gliding and other events that has something to do with flying. That is why this event is tagged as “A weekend of everything that flies!”
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Where to eat in Angeles City
You will be attending the Hot Air Balloon Fiesta this weekend, and while you’re at it, you want to sample the dining experience that Angeles City has to offer, aside from the different food booths at the balloon event.
And when it comes to dining, Angeles City has a lot to offer that caters to the different tastes of different people. Here are just a few of the different places where you can eat in Angeles City.
Fine Dining. When it comes to fine dining in Angeles City, surely Maranao Grill would be one the best place to go. One of the early fine dining restaurants in Angeles City, Maranao offers certified Angus beef, Roast beef, Roast lamb, Sushi, Tempura and more. Maranao is located at Oasis Hotel, Clarkville Compound, Clark Perimeter Road, Angeles City. Read More
Welcome to Angeles City!
Welcome to Angeles City! A city within the province of Pampanga, Philippines
The city where the famous “sisig” originated, and home to great culinary talents. Kapampangan are known to be excellent cooks!
Angeles City is also home to the Clark Freeport Zone, a thriving business zone where lots of investors, both local and international, are setting up business to.
Clark Freeport Zone was formerly known as the Clark Air Base, the largest United States military facility outside US.
When Mt. Pinatubo erupted in 1991, the US Air Force pulled out from the base, greatly affecting the economy of the city which was heavily dependent at the time.
But resilient as the Kapampangans are, they were able to rise from the ashes of Pinatubo, and city is now once again growing, with more business opening up inside the freeport zone as well as in the city proper.
So, let us explore the city. The history and the future, the flourishing business environment and different activities going on.
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